Sentence examples for compromised more than from inspiring English sources

He used the word "compromised" more than once, and said, "I'm not sure what more we could have done".

"Clinton said Israel compromised more than the Palestinians, but this is not accurate," Helmi Barakat, a political analyst based in Washington, said in a Jezeera interview.

A few weeks later, a massive computer hacking attack that compromised more than 100 million accounts on the PlayStation Network exposed embarrassing weaknesses in the company's online defenses, forcing the company to shutter the popular video game service for more than a month.

Back in 2011, Sony's PlayStation network was breached; attackers compromised more than 77 million personal accounts, costing Sony an estimated $170 million.

Among them: TJX Companies, which includes retailers T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, reported in January a data breach that compromised more than 45 million credit card numbers over 18 months.

The groups claims to have compromised more than 72,000 devices so far, including 1,500 Google Home speakers and 67,000 smart TVs or Chromecasts.

Don't couples compromise more than they complain?

When they won't, when we want them to compromise more than they do, we lose.

A vulnerability in one system is likely to compromise more than just itself in an attack.

My guess is that a lot of gun people would be willing to compromise more than you'd realize on various aspects of the "who" question, in exchange for tossing most of the "what" restrictions out the window.

Thus, a single member can't compromise more than a fraction of the organization.